Stretch3 ......Awesome !! that would be fun, If you guys get them to sing something together !!!

Mary is always good to her fans. I have spoken with her many times about voice acting and I do wish I get to work for her but ADR is not my cup of tea ... Crispin knows ha ha ha but I must take his class again ....

Rchard is a great guy. Very nice and sweet. Had a nice conversation with him during a fund raising for Japan .Got a greeting from him as Bateau ha ha ha. I was cracking up.

Stretch3 ......Awesome !! that would be fun, If you guys get them to sing something together !!!

Mary is always good to her fans. I have spoken with her many times about voice acting and I do wish I get to work for her but ADR is not my cup of tea ... Crispin knows ha ha ha but I must take his class again ....

Rchard is a great guy. Very nice and sweet. Had a nice conversation with him during a fund raising for Japan .Got a greeting from him as Bateau ha ha ha. I was cracking up.

Anything FUNimation dubs is generally good quality. I think Todd Haberkorn does a GREAT job as Ling Yao in FMA:B, and he's got other roles like Death the Kid, Hikaru Hitachiin, Nagasumi from Seto no Hanayome, Italy from Hetalia etc.

While I, as most here does always watch anime with the JP dubbed language, there are these few shows indeed that has captured me in english.

A good example is FMA. Vic Mignogna and Aaron Dismuke performs outstandingly as the english Edward and Alphonse. I can't watch FMA if it's not the english voice actors, they are really great.

Another one that really got me was the english version of Yami from Yu-Gi-Oh! Dan Green has the perfect majestic and justifiable voice for an ancient powerful pharaoh. His over-the-top dramaticness is spot on and quite hilarious at times.

I love it when Yami would go "We've arrived at the heart of evil..."

And Kaiba would just point out flatly "do you always have to be so dramatic..?"

I think it's been said before, but you can tell the shows that had the money spent on them (usually because they expected a cable network to pick them up). There's a vast difference in an anime dub that was casted for as to one that was done in-house.

While I, as most here does always watch anime with the JP dubbed language, there are these few shows indeed that has captured me in english.

A good example is FMA. Vic Mignogna and Aaron Dismuke performs outstandingly as the english Edward and Alphonse. I can't watch FMA if it's not the english voice actors, they are really great.

Another one that really got me was the english version of Yami from Yu-Gi-Oh! Dan Green has the perfect majestic and justifiable voice for an ancient powerful pharaoh. His over-the-top dramaticness is spot on and quite hilarious at times.

I love it when Yami would go "We've arrived at the heart of evil..."

And Kaiba would just point out flatly "do you always have to be so dramatic..?"

This is only true if you are fluent in Japanese. The subs have some incorrect translations. But what I don't like about subbed is having to read what is being said instead of paying attention to what's completely happening.